Wakeman Club to Paint Village Library
The Wakeman Community Club volunteers to paint the village library saving the town about 350. The council offers 100 from village funds for club treasury and bids from contractors were higher. An ordinance on half interest transfer of Fire Department real estate to the township awaits passage. Voter registration deadline is Sept. 23 for November elections.
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Wakeman
C.C. Canfield
Fire Department
Wakeman Council
Council
Blood donors reach 156 gallons at Norwalk bloodmobile
Duane Sway of Norwalk hit the five gallon mark during Monday's visit, as the Firelands Red Cross reports 156 units donated. Donors include Mary Milke, Marie Rockwell, Richard Hipp, and others from Norwalk Monroeville Milan New London Greenwich and Lara Haynes Norwalk. Refreshments were provided by the Norwalk Lions Club Fast Foods Mart supplied milk, Women of the Moose fed staff, and Norwalk Hi Y helped with setup and teardown.
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Duane Sway
Norwalk
Firelands
American Red Cross
Paul Hipp
Mary Milke
Monroeville
Marie Rockwell
Milan
Richard Hipp
Mary Helmstetter
Mary Ann Sheehan
Helen Anderson
New London
Lloyd Patton
Greenwich
Neil Casper
Lara Haynes
Margaret Reese
Donald Riley
John H. Schuck
Norwalk Lions Club
Fast Foods Mart
Women of the Moose
Norwalk High School
Joe Widman
Two McCoy brothers arraigned on assault charges in Huron court
In Huron County Common Pleas Court William R. McCoy and James McCoy faced assault and battery counts filed by Thurman Tuttle of Marion. William pleaded no contest and received a six month suspended sentence. James pleaded not guilty with bond set at 2500 cash or 5000 property.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Thurman Tuttle
Marion
William R. McCoy
Willard
James
William McCoy
Tuttle
Huron County
Robert J. Vetter
Vetter
McCoy
James McCoy
Norwalk Welcomes New Teachers Across Several Schools
New Norwalk staff include remedial reading teacher William C. Knoll from New London, teaching at Bronson Maplehurst and Pleasant Street. Also joining are Karen Serenchy and Marjorie Ebersold at Pleasant Street and Benedict, plus William Ledermeier at St. Paul’s teaching science and coaching. Judy Lohbauer begins first grade at Maplehurst. Business notes include Cleveland livestock prices.
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William C. Knoll
Lakewood
Karen Serenchy
Pleasant Street
Ohio University
Cleveland State University
Miss Serenchy
St. Bridget’s School
Parma
E. Bayshore Road
Marblehead
Marjorie Ann Ebersold
Benedict School
William L. Ledermeier
Norwalk St. Paul’s
Norwalk
Flyers
Judy Lohbauer
Bowling Green State University
Maplehurst School
Miss Lohbauer
E. Main St
Reservoir Plans Discussed at Huron County Meeting
A report on plans and progress for the New London reservoir project will be presented at the Huron County Regional Planning Commission executive committee meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Norwalk city council chambers. New London's FHA financial assistance applications for the water treatment plant will be discussed along with base map progress. Larry Long of the Ohio Department of Development will present a short planning film, and a zoning subcommittee report is scheduled.
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New London
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Norwalk
FHA
Larry Long
Ohio Department of Development
Mayor's Court Dispositions In Norwalk Summary
Febel Crum of Summit Street forfeits a $17 bond for red light violation. Kenneth Mencl of New London fined $10 plus $7 costs for failure to stop. George Watson of Huron charged with public nuisance for junk, $20 fine plus $7 costs, suspended. Gloria Shaw of rural Norwalk charged with shoplifting, sentence postponed. Richard Dowell of Sandusky forfeits $32 bond for operating a vehicle without regard to safety. John Newton of Newton Street fined $10 plus $7 costs for no motorcycle license.
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Norwalk
Febel Crum
Summit St
Kenneth C. Mencl
New London
George Watson
Huron
Gloria Shaw
Cleet Tyson
N. Foster St
Richard Dowell
Sandusky
John Newton
Newton St
Apollo flight cuts spark lunar science protest
Forty lunar scientists urged Rep. George Miller that canceling two moon flights severely curtails the Apollo program. They said the decision hampers origin studies of Earth and Moon and called for reconsideration as preparations near completion.
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Space Center
Houston
UPI
Space Agency
Earth
Moon
George P. Miller
Dcalif
House Space Committee
Ohio Enacts Stricter Obscenity Law in Ohio
Ohio launches a new obscenity statute with up to 5000 dollar fines and one year jail for selling or distributing obscene material. The law defines four criteria of obscenity and harmful to minors, with higher penalties for selling to minors. It permits declaratory judgments against theater and bookstore owners, publicizing judgments to trigger prosecutions.
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Roger Waite
the Reflector
Waite
Shelby
Reggio Calabria
Italy
Cantanzaro
Calabria
Tue
Araze
U.S
New York
Sunnyside Gardens Arena
Capital University
Macedonia
Chesterland
Miss Ebersold
Bedford
Westwood Mobile Estates
Washington Street
Lodermeier
Marcia Ann
Newton Terrace
Cleveland
Bologna
William Knoll
Marjorie Ebersold
William Lodermeier
Mayor’s Court
Ohio
Columbus
U.S. Supreme Court
P.S
W. Main
Norwalk, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
St. Paul
Lakeside
WLKR
Huron County Bank
PORL
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